lesgles’ biggest fan right here

i really like Les Mis and i play the flute in honor of prouvaire He/Him I’d say is probable

[nortism]

According to Les Misérables (1862), once a man reaches his thirties he can either take up gardening (Jean Valjean, Bishop Myriel, Georges Pontmercy, Fauchlevent, Mabeuf) or become evil (Javert, Thénardier, Gillenormand, Tholomyès)

[prestigious-fool]

Les Mis? More like Gay Kiss

[fantasmadebarovia]

(to the tune of valjean’s soliloquy) what have i done / sweet jesus what have i done / become a pink pony girl / and now i dance at the club

[fantasmadebarovia]

(to the tune of pink pony club) g-d what have you done / become a thief in the night / and a dog on the run oh mama

[deathanddogs]

[prestigious-fool]

now, wasn’t Dorian Gray the charming young man capable of being terrible and Lord Henry the terrible young man capable of being charming all along?

[daily-les-mis-quotes]

The art history nerd in me loves this line so much

[maybeitsapineapple]

Marius meeting his third ever gay couple: so which one of you is the cynic and which one is the symbol of hope

[piierogis]

hayden tee is still on my mind I GUESS. post seine edition

[prestigious-fool]

I picture Marius Pontmercy basically as Søren Kierkegaard (maybe a little bit due to his similarity to Eddie Redmayne) and I think they could bond over their despair in every aspect of life

[littleblueclown]

My best friend Ledges de Meow

[prestigious-fool]

You can like a morally bad character. You don’t have to make excuses for them to sound morally gray/good. Evil characters are fun sometimes you just have to have a good ol’ murderer and enjoy their character for no reason.

[angelicenjolras-deactivated2026]

Anyone remember that one time instead of saying, "Here's to pretty girls who went to our heads," Jean Prouvaire said, "Here's to pretty boys who went to our heads"?? I think about it every day

And then joly emphasing girls when singing his part, with jehan saying "ah!" After 😭

[prestigious-fool]

Marius Pontmercy would get stuck in a revolving door

[permit-it]

"Kill them with kindness" WRONG. To the barricades! 🪑🪑🪜⚰️🪑💥🚪⚰️🪑🪜⚰️🚪🪑⚰️💥⚰️🪑⚰️🪑🪜🪑💥⚰️🪜🪑⚰️🪑🚪🪑⚰️🪑💥⚰️🚪🪑⚰️🪑🪑⚰️💥🪑⚰️⚰️🪑🪜⚰️🪑💥🚪🪑⚰️🪑⚰️🪜💥🚪🪑⚰️⚰️🪑💥🪜⚰️🪑🪑⚰️🪜

[sleepboysummer]

ive always wholeheartedly loved highschool productions of les miserables because when abc students have those young boy voices you feel so much grief at their hope to win knowing that they cant

[prestigious-fool]

I lied. We’re going to talk about how the basis for most (not all) people shipping Montparnasse and Jean Prouvaire is that both characters are described as effeminate. We’re going to talk about how a lot of the fandom has tragically reduced Prouvaire’s character into a flowery twink and Montparnasse’s character to a charming bad boy twink. We’re going to talk about how Prouvaire is described in the book as one of the most valiant members of the ABC and who in fact died alone, and how Montparnasse is selfish and ruthless and has killed several people. We’re going to talk about how being effeminate doesn’t make Prouvaire weak or Montparnasse a good person. (No offense to Jehanparnasse shippers meant here.)

[prestigious-fool]

just saw the US tour of Les Mis in Boston, and holy wow. Something really neat I noticed was, unlike in the movie, after Fantine scratches Bamatabois (in this production she bit him???), the other prostitutes pull her away from fighting him more. & later when Javert comes in and Fantine is on the ground, one of the lovely ladies runs to try to help her up, but Javert pushes her away. Yay women supporting women. Especially since in this production, Bamatabois fully just beat up Fantine with his cane

[prestigious-fool]

“I asked ChatGPT-“ yeah okay I asked Victor Hugo and he talked about Waterloo for five hours